Drawing on her own successful version, Amber Watters, MD, welcomes the ASA's push for closer obstetrics and anesthesia collaboration.
|Articles|June 15, 2011
Clinch Hand & Anomalies
Author(s)Effendi Mansoor, MD
4D image of 29 weeks pregnancy, multiple anomalies: Clinch hand, omphalocoele, single atrium
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